Don Nguyen | Driving the Passion - BMW E36 M3 V8
03-19-2013, 05:36 PM
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The Vietnamese language only has 1 syllable words and names.
Thus, Nguyen = win
At least that's my interpretation of things (I'm not Vietnamese so I could be wrong).
As for this car and the 964 currently under going this conversion... awesomeness!!! It suits this car quite well. The 964 i'd have probably done something different myself, but once it's done it'll still be awesome anyway, and Idefinitely commend the craftsmanship going into all of this, especially since it looks like you're doing the majority of it yourself.
Thus, Nguyen = win
At least that's my interpretation of things (I'm not Vietnamese so I could be wrong).
As for this car and the 964 currently under going this conversion... awesomeness!!! It suits this car quite well. The 964 i'd have probably done something different myself, but once it's done it'll still be awesome anyway, and Idefinitely commend the craftsmanship going into all of this, especially since it looks like you're doing the majority of it yourself.
03-19-2013, 05:37 PM
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The Vietnamese language only has 1 syllable words and names.
Thus, Nguyen = win
At least that's my interpretation of things (I'm not Vietnamese so I could be wrong).
As for this car and the 964 currently under going this conversion... awesomeness!!! It suits this car quite well. The 964 i'd have probably done something different myself, but once it's done it'll still be awesome anyway, and Idefinitely commend the craftsmanship going into all of this, especially since it looks like you're doing the majority of it yourself.
Thus, Nguyen = win
At least that's my interpretation of things (I'm not Vietnamese so I could be wrong).
As for this car and the 964 currently under going this conversion... awesomeness!!! It suits this car quite well. The 964 i'd have probably done something different myself, but once it's done it'll still be awesome anyway, and Idefinitely commend the craftsmanship going into all of this, especially since it looks like you're doing the majority of it yourself.
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